Especially if you like chucking it on the grill, steaks are better. I like to eat crispy salmon skin, so all good for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by malmomike77
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Especially if you like chucking it on the grill, steaks are better. I like to eat crispy salmon skin, so all good for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by malmomike77
And hot dogs? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by bsnub
Salmon cooks nicely in an airfryer too if you have one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stumpy
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It does, but all the leftovers goes into tom yam soup here.Quote:
Originally Posted by malmomike77
It's pretty hard to smoke a salmon steak, but the fillets do nicely.
As it happens, fish filleting is a skilled job in Scotland and pays well.Quote:
Originally Posted by bsnub
Miss KW has been craving meatloaf, so made one tonight and paired it with PAG’s cheesy cauliflower. I added a touch of truffle oil to the mix and covered it with Parmesan cheese. She ate all of it and asked for seconds (and this is a kid who normally doesn’t eat vegetables at all! Thanks PAG!
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^ very nice!!!!!!!
^^ I luv Meatloaf. Well done Willy.
Stewing today.
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^ Nice!
I stepped out of my comfort zone tonight and we put together this kind of seafood curry.
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Not sure exactly what to call it but it was delicious!
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^ Credit where its due(to your Missus:))
That does look wonderful
Credit to the gardener mate... which obviously gets passed on up to me!
I did the plating.
^
Pat Pong Karee
(and i dont mean hooker)
one of my favorites when done well
^ Nice but looks a bit 'pet' for me.
I found a bag of mixed colour bell peppers in the bottom of the fridge today... what to do?
Defrost some pork mince, that's what. Then knead in finely chopped red onion, an egg and some salt and pepper.
I pushed my boundaries today.
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Once liberally rubbed with olive oil there was no way these buggers would stand up... and then I remembered my sawn-off cup cake tray.
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What to do for 50 minutes while baking in the trusty convection oven?
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And the second brainwave of the night... a bed of mashed potato to stand them up in.
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I wonder what's under the red lid?
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And the yellow lid?
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I'm calling this stuffed peppers on a bed of mashed potato with peas, and it was delicious.
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Mendip, that rivals any of PAG's dishes! Well cooked and artistically plated.
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Originally Posted by Topper
That, is a triumph I can only aspire to. Licking lips and scratching recipes....
^ we are lacking impartial reviews, namely Jess's :)
It certainly looks creative!
I had a NY strip with mushrooms and mash.
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Who ever got the yellow pepper drew the short straw.
Why do packs of peppers comes in red, green and yellow when I personally can't stand the yellow pepper.
Respecto for giving the yellow pepper a chance Mendip, but I'm not buying it.:)
You can buy loose peppers at the market.
Fund him to start a restaurant. That looked fantastic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mendip
^ But then who would do the gardening? Clean the pool? Clean out the chickens? Feed the dogs when I'm away?
Or even do my sanding?
I would like to announce my retirement from food threads with immediate effect. I'll quit while I'm at the top of my game.Quote:
Originally Posted by PAG
Where can I go from here?
Two clean plates said it all. I wasn't really expecting her to eat the pepper but she ate it before I mentioned that to her.Quote:
Originally Posted by malmomike77
I had the yellow one and thought it was OK. The wife will have the green one today although once it's been coated in chilli sauce I doubt she'll taste any pepper.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
I must admit I didn't realise that the colours tasted any different? I've never really given it much thought but just assumed the different colours were different stages of ripeness?
Edit. Posted at exactly the same time ^
I'd think if you were blindfolded and did a taste test of the 3, raw or cooked in any way, you'd be doing well to tell them apart. They all taste the same to me, can others differentiate the way they taste?Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90